I need to tween a beams transparency, but that cant be tweened

[dduck5tar]

No problem, just put that into the Connect function and change = progress for your eight beams to = ns.

[SoundBurnerAccount1 (SoundAccount)]

i couldnt even comprehend it char limit

[SoundBurnerAccount1 (SoundAccount)]

i somehow managed to find my own solution using numbervalues, now time for some tedious editing

[BendsSpace]

@thegreatdabb

TweenService:Create(workspace.CoreLasers.CoreLaser1.Cone.Attachment.Beam, TweenInfo.new(8), {Transparency = numberSequence = NumberSequenceKeypoint.new(0.5, 0), NumberSequenceKeypoint.new(1, 1), )}):Play()

In your case just make the sequence only transparent
I gtg but someone else can help you further

@SoundBurnerAccount1

orange underline under numberSequence

There is a slight typo in that code, all you need to do is remove "numberSequence = " from the code.

@dduck5tar

Okay, but I would encourage this way because it is transferable to any tween you require, you can always use this and store the values into a table and apply them to a NumberSequence using the stored table values. You can also store all tween transitions across multiple timescales and use them to move the camera, move parts, tween GUI transparencies, tween part colours and transparencies. And all using the same piece of code if you Modularise it.

I wouldn’t say it’s always better to do it this way. It’s often a lot simpler to just use the normal tween behavior. If you have multiple objects like the OP does it can definitely be more neat to do it this way (only a tween and instance to clean up).

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The transparency property of the beam is a number sequence. To tween it you need to tween to a number sequence value.

Here is an example based on your code:

local beam = workspace.CoreLasers.CoreLaser1.Cone.Attachment.Beam

local goalTransparency = NumberSequence.new(1)
local tweenInfo = TweenInfo.new(0.3)
local tween = game.TweenService:Create(beam, tweenInfo, goalTransparency)

-- Play the tween etc.

tl;dr:
Instead of setting the goal to a number, number, set the goal to NumberSequence.new(number)

[SoundBurnerAccount1 (SoundAccount)]

managed to apply this into an infinite loop that follows a number changing the transparency